Thinking of N scale railroad what is the actual height of the opening?
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Measured multiple openings (to be sure). Be mindful of a lip / ridge across the front of each opening (to keep items from sliding out). That said, each opening (on mine, anyway) is approx. 1 & 1/4" high including lip / ridge (drop down about 1/16th of an inch past the lip, on the actual shelf), 16 & 14/16" in length, and 1 & 1/2" deep (between lip-wall and back-wall). Hope this helps. By the way, this cabinet seems well made.
705679
The opening is 7 inches. I guess if the steamer basket was small enough it could fit.
589858
The back side of the "rafters" are closed. I have not installed the 10 foot item yet so cant answer the opening 112 inches question.
1974228
Closer to 1/2". The metal frame is only so high, then there are little clear rubber pads that stick to the bottom of the rails, and further elevate the product. Not home to measure. FYI
490708
The opening is 7 inches wide x 13 inches tall. The whole dimensions are 11 x 17 when installed. I have a 8# toy poodle and a 23# cocker spaniel and they are both using it.
201274
The rise is only 1 1/2 inches from door frame. Opening is 6 inches wide by 8 1/2 inches long. Hope that helps
479710
I never measured it but is long enough for the b distance I needed it. It is around 4 feet and u can open it to increase the size for 3 - end spilt
1728709
I recall it was about 1-1.13" opening. I stopped using it after about a year when it began to rust
1420175
Our opening is 36 inches and it looks like it could open up another 4 inches.
1191494
The distance in height between the inner rails is approximately 9 inches. It should definitely fit around a standard electrical plate.
1320135
The overall height on a flat surface is 3/4 ".Installed it will add about 5/8" from the top of the unit to the arch that goes over the pictanny rail.
1686640
Hi, Christina! You'll find the breakdown of train gauges at http://www.trainsetsonly.com/page/TSO/CTGY/Scales. I grew up with O and S (Lionel) scale trains. I find the smaller ones HO and (eek) N a LOT more difficult to work with but they take up less space. The problem *I* have with the G-scale trains is that they are so large you need more room and accessories would take up that much more room as well. I once set up an 8' x 8' train layout in a room 8'2" x 8'4" and had four different tracks set up along with all of the landscaping and the dreaded N as an 'amusement park' ride. Because O is part of my family history I bought each of my Grandchildren their own set as an heirloom. It's all a matter of personal preference which may be at least partly driven by space availability! Thanks!
1350971
Well, amazon asked me to answer your question since I own this product. However they neglected to send me the name of the product or a picture of it... I'm going to have to guess and say the opening is anywhere between 1/2 an inch to 6 feet tall. Wish I could clarify further! (Amazon... Good idea, but this was poorly executed).
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The opening 15"x10.6" The height is 18" Just remember that from the top to the base it tappers inward. Overall a nice product and sturdy!!!!! Hope this helps - Rick
179503
The short answer is, I do not know. I will give you something that the vendor does not have listed, the measurements. I bough this track on the chance it would replace mine (brand of crappy vinyl door unknown) and I got lucky. the lengths available are 72" or 96" width is 5/8" height to top of track, 9/16" or 5/16" before the raised rail. I hope this helps.
1320132
The overall height on a flat surface is 3/4 ". Installed it will add about 5/8" from the top of the unit to the arch that goes over the pictanny rail.
1020038
That's actually a pretty good question. I'd say the cross bars extend about one inch above the rails.